Whittier Tech students were recently honored for their participation in the Early College Program, held in partnership with Northern Essex Community College (NECC).
In March 2021, Whittier Tech, a regional vocational high school, and NECC were approved for an Early College Designation. That created a natural pipeline for Whittier juniors and seniors to obtain college credits at no cost. That helps offset the cost of a college education, and many Wildcats were honored at a ceremony on the NECC campus on May 15, 2025.
Students who begin the program in their junior year may earn up to 12 credits before graduation. Students who start in their senior year can earn up to six credits. Credits are recognized by all Massachusetts state colleges and universities, including NECC.
Congratulations to all Whittier Tech Early College students:
Charlize Agnew, from Haverhill
Natalie Alandzak Ramirez, from Haverhill
Brogan Arivella, from Haverhill
Lily Ayala, from Haverhill
Eerised Azor Joseph, from Haverhill
Harrison Baccam, from Haverhill
Grace Barber, from Groveland
Aaron Berube, from Haverhill
Charlotte Berube, from Merrimac
Dominick Bowen, from Haverhill
Nicole Bowman-Nadeau, from Haverhill
Lys Carpenter, from Haverhill
Briana Castine, from Newbury
Angelina Carvalho, from Amesbury
Annalise Collado, from Haverhill
Emma Comtois, from Haverhill
Karla Cueva, from Haverhill
Natalie Delano, from Haverhill
Anthony Deramo, from Haverhill
Ethan Dixon, from Ipswich
Travis Gates, from Amesbury
Anthony Giangregorio, from Haverhill
Sarah Gomez, from Haverhill
Rayden Hang, from Haverhill
Isabella Harrington, from Haverhill
Kyle Hartzell, from Georgetown
Logan Hauck, from Amesbury
Hayden Holleran, from Newburyport
Alex Hume, from Amesbury
Angel Katzen, from Georgetown
Samantha Kesten, from Haverhill
Autumn Lamothe, from Haverhill
Jordyn Lavigne, from Haverhill
Lylianna Leavitt, from Haverhill
Aengus Longtin, from Newburyport
Javier Lopez, from Haverhill
Julian Lumenario, from Amesbury
Chloe Margerison, from Haverhill
Michael Marin Montilla, from Haverhill
Luke Massaro, from Haverhill
Molly McCadden, from Haverhill
Jordan McClellen, from Haverhill
Liliana McNulty, from Haverhill
Alexandra Mongeau, from Newbury
Cali Moore, from Haverhill
Anthony Mottola, from Haverhill
Julianna Muniz, from Amesbury
Kellin Murphy, from Haverhill
Cameron Negron, from Ipswich
Zephyr Neumyer, from Georgetown
Madeline O'Donnell, from Haverhill
Favour Otaru, from Haverhill
George Patras, from Haverhill
Jamie Patras, from Haverhill
Elaine Perez, from Haverhill
Victoria Perez Guerra, from Haverhill
Jose Pineiro, from Haverhill
Arturo Rodriguez, from Haverhill
Ainsley Rousseau, from Haverhill
Keelin Russell, from Haverhill
Hailey Senneville, from Haverhill
Ashlyn Sullivan, from Groveland
Ava Thornton, from Haverhill
Riley Thunberg, from Haverhill
Jaslin Victorino, from Haverhill
Elizabeth Wakefield, from Haverhill
Conor Walsh, from Amesbury
The following are concurrent students receiving college credit for their CTE program:
Ethan Allison, from Haverhill
James Borden, from Haverhill
Nathaniel Emia, from Haverhill
Serena Finno, from Haverhill
Julian Lumenario, from Amesbury
Logan McAdam-Hart, from Haverhill
Liam Mulligan, from Haverhill
Michael Sekelsky, from Amesbury
The students below received credit through the concurrent enrollment program during their junior year only:
Cameron Metz, from Merrimac
Jackson Metz, from Merrimac
Alivia Phillips, from Haverhill
Evan Ramey, from Ipswich
Giavana Sampietro, from Salisbury
Preston Swain, from Haverhill
Max Wheelwright, from Amesbury
